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Liquid tank adhesive is also known as jelly adhesive, liquid tank sealant, or liquid tank jelly adhesive. It consists of two-component liquid adhesives: Component A is a transparent liquid, while Component B is blue (the color can be adjusted according to customer requirements). It is safe and environmentally friendly, possesses high toughness, and provides excellent sealing properties after curing. It is the ideal choice as an encapsulation material for various liquid-tank type high-efficiency filters, high-efficiency air supply units, as well as electronic components and power modules! Primary uses of liquid tank sealant: Liquid tank sealants are primarily used in liquid tank-type high-efficiency air filters, as well as for sealing in the fields of optoelectronics, LCD manufacturing, and precision electronic components. They provide protection through sealing, moisture prevention, shock absorption, and insulation. This product exhibits good adhesion to aluminum, galvanized sheets, stainless steel, and similar materials. It is also widely used for bonding, sealing, and repair in high-temperature environments, such as in sealants specific for air filters, as well as for bonding and sealing high-temperature equipment like oven chambers, high-temperature air filters, and induction cookers. Performance characteristics of liquid tank adhesive products: excellent chemical stability, safety and environmental friendliness, high toughness, as well as moderate hardness and good elastic recovery ； Excellent weather resistance, corrosion resistance, waterproof, moisture-proof, resistant to high and low temperatures, does not deform ； It can absorb the stress generated by thermal expansion and contraction without cracking, and possesses an excellent self-restoring sealing effect. 1. Low viscosity, easy to pour ； 2. It can cure at room temperature or with heating ； 3. Good adhesiveness and softness ； 4. Good sealing performance; no oil seepage after curing ； 5. This product does not produce any by-products during the curing process, and can be applied to the surfaces of materials such as PC (Poly-carbonate), PP, ABS, PVC, as well as metals.